Trujillo travel guide
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Trujillo was founded in 1534 by Pizarro's men and named after his birthplace in Spain, and its old centre still follows the line of its colonial wall. Chan Chan, the Chimú capital, is the largest adobe city in the world and covers twenty square kilometres of walls moulded with fish and seabirds.
The Moche pyramids of the Sun and Moon are older still, with painted friezes. At Huanchaco fishermen still ride reed craft that people have been surfing back to shore on for three thousand years.
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